01
Every PR is checked before merge.
Each change runs against the registry. If it would break a rule, GitHub flags it — reviewers see it first, no surprises in production.
02
Breaks hit the right person.
When something fails in production, Stoney names the PR, the engineer, and the ticket — and pings the owner directly. No git-blame at 2am.
03
Conflicts surface before customers do.
When two rules disagree — “free users get 100” vs. “free users get 50” — we catch the contradiction before it becomes a support ticket.